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92 million years ago, North America was split in two. And it still shapes our country today. Full video on this topic from @pbsterra link in my bio page. #geography #maps #history #dinosaurs

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From PBS Terra ❤️ Thanks for following.

#greatapes #pbs #apes #primates #evolution

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What does your body feel like after returning from 200 days in space? @astro_terry gives us his real experience!

For more, catch up on the latest episode of @pbs Film Club now on the PBS Docs YouTube channel!

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(link in bio) | Grateful to have had the opportunity to direct and produce an episode of the @pbsds, @pbsterra & @mypbsnc series, Overview that explores The Great Dismal Swamp, which borders Virginia and my home state of North Carolina. This is a result of the 2025-26 PBS Creative Voices program that I participated in as an Ignite fellow.

The episode is now available to watch.

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OP credit to @pbsds AI data centers are building their own fossil fuel power plants. But are they following the law?

On the latest episode of Overview in collaboration with @floodlightnews , we used a thermal drone to investigate what’s really happening.

Head to @pbsterra on YouTube (link in bio) to learn more.

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Wishing Sir David Attenborough a happy 100 birthday! We asked our network of storytellers, educators, and science communicators how Sir David inspired them. Here’s what they said. What about you? Let us know in the comments.

His newest doc is also streaming on PBS platforms including YouTube. Search it up! #science #nature #davidattenborough

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Cookie-cutter sharks, wobbegongs, and frilled sharks all look a bit…odd. But there’s a scientific reason for their unique features. Shark scientist @sofishtication_ breaks down why these sharks evolved to look this way. 🦈

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Feathers keep birds warm, but during breeding season, they actually lose some on purpose 🐦Our friend @jabaddams tells us why!

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The windless Horse Latitudes are some of the calmest and driest places on Earth. But what makes it the “desert of the sea”? Our friend @liloceanpaige explains it best!

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Wait… sea level isn’t level? The ocean’s surface can vary by feet, thanks to wind patterns, rotating currents, and Earth’s spin. From water piling up in the subtropics to dips near the poles, and even storm surge during hurricanes, the ocean is constantly shifting to balance pressure. Our friend @liloceanpaige explains it best!

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🏆 Webby Award Nominee - Vote for us until April 15. Link in bio!

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